Dele Alli has been asked to acknowledge a spell in the Championship to restore his profession assuming new club Everton is consigned this season.
Previous Tottenham and England striker Darren Bent has been shocked that the change from north London to Goodison Park has not yet helped the midfielder's structure.
In the wake of joining the Toffees' Premier League endurance battle, on an underlying free exchange which could ultimately cost £30m, Dele has just played multiple times and was an unused substitute in the new association prevail upon Newcastle.
That left Everton three focuses clear of the drop with two games close by, yet an extreme spat may yet prompt transfer - a test which Bent would believe Dele should acknowledge.
Talking on talkSPORT, he expressed: "I thought going to Everton with new environmental factors would sort of kick him back into life. Totally various conditions and an alternate director.
"It simply hasn't worked out. What could have to occur and there are no certifications, and it's a thump on his pride - however by the day's end he's not playing great - is perhaps he really wants to go down a division to the Championship and totally tear it up.
"If Everton somehow managed to go down, then he could totally tear it up as you'd anticipate that he should be the best player in that division, get a touch of certainty, and afterward perhaps return up.
"Right now he apparently can't get himself moving. Assuming they go down, what Premier League club could get him?"
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